Sentence examples for least definable from inspiring English sources

There were times where we prayed that we could have something that was at least definable".

He makes a powerful case for the novel as the genre capable of capturing the least definable aspects of our experience.

Robert Goodnough, a painter whose stylistic evolution from vibrant, Cubist-inspired abstractions to Color Field canvases made him one of the least definable members of the second-generation Abstract Expressionists, died on Oct. 2 in White Plains.

Mr. Winters, a rotund man whose face had a melancholy basset-hound expression in repose, burst onto the comedy scene in the late 1950s and instantly made his mark as one of the funniest, least definable comics in a rising generation that included Mort Sahl, Shelley Berman and Bob Newhart.

Cluster 5 was perhaps the least definable on the map, and was simply labeled "Needs Assessment" (Table 5).

Beijing has at least three definable species of bike lane.

Such a view implies: a) that the cause is, at least potentially, definable unequivocally and is easily identifiable, and b) that the disease can be also defined unequivocally (i.e., it is not a complex and variable constellation of symptoms).

Another informal such paradoxical situation is obtained if we define an integer to be the "least integer not definable in less than 100 words".

Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.

For another, although the notion of inductive support is analogous to the deductive notion of logical entailment, and is arguably an extension of it, there seems to be no inductive logic extension of the notion of logical inconsistency at least none that is inter-definable with inductive support in the way that logical inconsistency is inter-definable with logical entailment.

In the beginning, a user-definable fraction of the least important genes is removed in each iteration.